Marietta GA : Senior living community owner and operator Sterling Estates announced the completion of the latest phase in its retirement neighborhood, Sterling Estates of West Cobb, located in Marietta. The company will hold a groundbreaking ceremony and reception in July with local officials, members of the press and the public invited to attend.

“In our residential community, well over half of our residents live independently in their cottage or apartment home,” said Sterling Estates Managing Partner Mike Brown. “We have provided them a vast array of amenities and services to enjoy with a variety of dining options, a large Sterling Way Wellness center, resident garden, and even a bocce ball court.”

The new Hampton residence includes 29 one- and two-bedroom apartments and a large clubhouse with a unique dining venue, The Club. With indoor and outdoor seating and a bar for socializing and “Happy Hours,” the clubhouse also includes areas for art, sculpturing and woodworking. A private entertainment room is available for parties, small events and presentations. The interior courtyard between The Landmark Residence and the two Independent Residences, The Stratford and The Hampton, provides additional gardens and walking paths and two shuffleboard courts.

“Our residents have so many opportunities for activities – there is never enough time to do it all,” exclaimed Deana Harris, executive director at Sterling Estates.

19 of the 29 apartments are already rented and occupied.

In July, Sterling Estates opened its memory care residence, The Grande, in the West Cobb development; with the opening of The Hampton, all that remains to complete the community is finishing the construction of its final fourteen cottages, of which five are already preleased. These spacious two-bedroom cottages are slated to open in the early fall of this year. Additional amenities including a dog park are planned for the fall as well, rounding out the popular Marietta neighborhood community.

Sterling Estates of West Cobb was voted #1 Retirement Community in Cobb County for 2019 by Cobb Life Magazine and the Marietta Daily Journal.